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not, even in what we call good times, an immense number of unemployed men who would gladly

in the midst of plenty, of millions of unemployed in the

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But eventually that role was limited to making life for the unemployed as unpleasant as possible

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Read the whole article Henry George: How to Help the Unemployed    (1894) ... Yet why is

for work in this country? Supposing that, when thousands of men are unemployed and there

for work in this country? Supposing that, when thousands of men are unemployed and there

the Creation of God — Henry George How to Help the Unemployed — Henry George The

can go and employ themselves, then there will be no million or no thousand unemployed people in all

room enough and to spare? Not food enough? Look at the unemployed labor, look at the

the schools; to prevent inflation we must keep an army of unfortunates unemployed; to make

vainly for employment could not be witnessed; there could be no surplus of unemployed labor to beget

Because if they were to demand higher wages there are plenty of unemployed men ready to

the unused or but half-used land, the idle labor, the unemployed or poorly employed capital

in the midst of plenty, of millions of unemployed in the

just dues. (Hear, hear.) We see there is everywhere a fringe of unemployed labour. We see all

for work in this country? Supposing that, when thousands of men are unemployed and there

that there is no demand for the labour of the unemployed, but all we can